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@flusys/ng-ai-assistant

v6.2.0

Published

FLUSYS-native wrapper for the @flusys/ai-assistant-core chat widget: auth-integrated endpoints, pinned results, chat history

Readme

@flusys/ng-ai-assistant

Native Angular chat widget for @flusys/nestjs-ai-assistant, built entirely from @flusys/ng-ui components and signals — no dependency on @flusys/ai-assistant-core's ui-core Web Component. The AI orchestration itself (tool-calling loop, provider abstraction) lives on the backend only; this package just talks to the backend's plain JSON endpoints over HttpClient.

Usage

// app.config.ts — nothing to register, the widget host reads AUTH_STATE_PROVIDER directly.

// app.component.ts template — mount once, globally:
<flusys-ai-chat-widget-host />

The widget renders only when the user is authenticated and holds the ai-assistant.use permission. Requests go through Angular's normal HttpClient, so the existing auth interceptor attaches the bearer token automatically — no manual token plumbing needed. Endpoints are built from APP_CONFIG.services.aiAssistant (falls back to apiBaseUrl).

Tabular tool results (lastToolResult.renderHint === 'table', or any array-of-flat-objects data) render as a real <table> inline in the chat log; everything else renders as plain text. Each assistant reply has a "Pin" button that saves it via POST /ai-assistant/pin.

Routes

import { AI_ASSISTANT_ROUTES } from '@flusys/ng-ai-assistant';

{
  path: 'ai-assistant',
  children: AI_ASSISTANT_ROUTES,
  canActivate: [authGuard],
}
  • /ai-assistant/pinned — pinned chat replies, with a "Sync" action for pins backed by a tool
  • /ai-assistant/history — past conversations; ai-assistant.view-all-history unlocks an "all users" toggle